Sakharam Binder

The famous Marathi playwright Vijay Tendruker's drama "Saharam Binder" is a study of complex interpersonal relationships and factors that govern these relationships. Amid the naturalist background of the middle class Indian society, the main character Saharam Adhissive was born Brahman and claimed to be Mahal, a dirty, cruel man. The drama is a journey from a conscious spirit of his husband to a self-declared non-traditional person and he is a helpless human self who aspires for love, care, stability, and symmetry. The playwright proposes triangle relations, power politics in relationships between men and women, and lifestyles of economically recessed people.

Tracing the history, birth and evolution of Indian cinema was always an exciting experience. According to historians, Harischandra Sakharam Bhatvadekar (Save Dada, 1868-1958) and Hiralal Sen were the first pioneers to make a movie in India. Bhatvadekar was a member of Lumiere 's agent Marius Sestier and in 1896 participated in Lumiere' s actual Lumiere screening at the Watson Hotel in Mumbai, India. Since he owns a stationary photo studio, he has some experience in capturing images. He had to mobilize all his resources to import cameras and shoot wrestling matches and send them to the UK to handle. He finally showed it in 1901. This is a video - we are calling it a movie now - how to get to India. D. G. Phalke Cinema is growing rapidly, and as picture producers begin to tell stories through movies, their popularity will be very high.

The first Indian who made the movie was Harishchandra Sakharam Bhatvadekar (nickname: Save Dada). He made a wrestling match in the Mumbai Sky Garden and another movie about monkey play. Both short films were made in 1897 and first publicly screened in 1899. And using the projection projected with a tent built by Edison's filmmaker himself. Until the 1960s, a movie production company, many of whom owned the studio, dominated the film industry. Artists and technicians are their employees or long-term contracts. However, since the 1960's, most performers have adopted a freelance approach, resulting in a significant increase in the cost of star system and film production. Since then, industry funding transactions are becoming more blurred and ambiguous